can you use this on wood floors to remove paint?
15047
Yes. However, the difference between the Wagner and a floor sander is not to be compared - if its bigger than a small area. For the effort and time, I'd rent a floor-sander and use the Wagner in the edges (edge sander) and enter the corners. You'll still need a profile sander for the corners for a good match to the rest of the newly sanded floor. Overall, I used the Wagner PaintEater on the my home's outside walls and found it easy to handle and light weight.
15048
You could, but if it's for a large area like a whole room it would take a very long time. If you plan on refinishing the floor you will end up needing to sand it smooth anyway after using this tool. So may as well use a floor sander right from the start. Depending on how much paint you are removing you might need to use a chemical stripper to remove the bulk of the paint before any sanding.
15049
You certainly can. But like using a disk sander, you can mess up the floors, gouge them out and get an uneven surface with all kinds of swirl marks. I would stick to a professional quality drum floor sander if you want quality work. If you aren't expecting too much or you want to get peeling paint down off porch steps outdoors to repaint, the Wagner disks would probably do well for you. For quality interior work, you'd be pushing the extremes of the tool.
15050
Absolutely you can remove paint from wood floors. The tool will remove paint from anything that is flat. I have only used the tool on old, flaky paint, but it could be used on regular paint although that would probably take a lot longer. Be sure to get several discs because they wear out pretty quickly when you go down to bare wood.
1226434
I would not use this product. I used it on my wood and tile floors and ended up with a mess. I had to hand clean & rinse the floors and the residue left took several cleanings to fully remove.
538309
I wouldn't know, I only use it on my dry wood floors and it works great on them. I don't think it's strong enough for wet floors?
2080655
I just purchased this Agility cleaner, and it clearly says "do NOT use on hard wood floors." It can be used on tile (I assume they mean ceramic tile, because they also state it can be used on vinyl flooring.)There is a separate cleaning liquid included for use on hard surface floors, but it does not say hard WOOD floors.
1749388
It says it can be used on stained or bare wood and over latex paint. I'm using it to simulate a wet surface in miniatures terrain so I can't speak to how well it does on wood.
1219312
Absolutely. I use mine on hardwood floors, laminate and tile. It works great on all floors.
953236
Yes, I use it to remove floor. Not the best quality but good for the money.
328077
I don't think I would try to remove the polish in a small area. I used a small amount on an area that would be covered by a small area rug to see if the product would remove the polish. The results are a disaster!!!!! I will have to have all the hardwood floor buffed and polished by a professional that saw the floors and does not think that there is anything I can use to correct the problem. I will not be using the polish any more. I will have a professional come once a year to "refresh" my floors. I hope this helps.
873352
This product didn't do a very good job on paint. I use it on the stove top and oven and Fry Daddy to remove oil. A good paint stripper will remove the paint, but you better check and see if the carpet will take the stripper without damage.
939802
Yes you can. I use it on my tile floors too - they come out beautiful and no sticky residue. Surpasses any other floor cleaner I've tried.
386032
Haven't tried myself... I used it to pressure wash old stained wood, which it was great for. But having used it, I would say it would work on peeling paint.
1672085
I use it on my entire downstairs which is completely wood flooring. It has great suction, the wheels (some kind of rubber I think) are not scratching the floors and the brushes don't touch the wood. I love it on wood flooring and I run it right from wood flooring to the area rug under my sofa area. It works wonderfully!
1851096
Yes, Yes and Yes!. Is way better for laminate and hardwood floor. I used to wipe my floors with cleaning products (chemicals). that we're suppose to be for this kinds of floors and all what they did at the end of 8 years was leave a built up in my floor that are almost impossible to remove. Little by little I've been able to remove it with the steam. There is a LOT work to do in my case, but I regret of using the chemicals ( specially the one is called miracle shine, it's terrible at the end!)
561497
I think its only for wood floors. It has a squigee on the bottom not the usual bristles
2270279
I don't think it would harm your wood floors anymore than mopping with water might. If you have a strong odor you are trying to get rid of, this is the stuff to do it.
1001823
Sorry, I never used it for that, I suspect not. You may need something stronger like Lacquer Thinner. Test it on a similar material to make sure it doesn't damage the item, Lacquer Thinner can strip paint, there's also Paint stripper, which is even stronger, you should do it in a well ventilated area with a mask and rubber gloves. It can hurt your lungs and skin. Again, test on a like item you don't care about before using. Read all cautions on the cans.
199113
Yes...I have used this product on laminate and wooden floors and it works very well.